论文信息 - Medium voltage overhead power-line broadband communications; transmission capacity and electromagnetic interference

Medium voltage overhead power-line broadband communications; transmission capacity and electromagnetic interference

A channel model suitable for multi-wire overhead medium-voltage lines is proposed. This model is then employed in order to evaluate the multipath channel impulse response and the associated transmission capacity limit in actual overhead medium-voltage power distribution networks for broadband power-line communications applications. Electromagnetic interference limitations of such systems are discussed.

M. Kavehrad | P. Amirshahi

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